Inspection requirements should be included with the RFQ. Dimensional checks, visual inspection and supporting records can be discussed according to the drawing and agreed quality plan.

Project files are used for quotation and manufacturing review. If your project requires a non-disclosure agreement or specific document-handling procedure, please tell us before sharing controlled information.

Depending on material and geometry, options may include anodizing, powder coating, painting, bead blasting, polishing, brushing, plating, passivation, heat treatment, color matching and part marking.

Yes. Tell us the part application, mechanical requirements, appearance needs and operating environment. We can discuss commonly used material options, while final material approval remains part of the project review.

Lead time depends on part complexity, material availability, quantity, finish, inspection requirements and whether tooling is needed. We confirm an estimated schedule with the quotation.

Minimum quantity depends on the selected process. CNC machining and 3D printing are suitable for one-off prototypes, while molding and casting quantities are evaluated together with tooling and part requirements.

Yes. We work with international customers and can arrange shipment based on the project size, destination and delivery requirements. Shipping method, packaging and applicable trade terms can be confirmed during quotation.

Our core services are CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, 3D printing, injection molding, die casting and vacuum casting. We can help select a suitable process based on your part design, material, quantity and application.

Yes. We review part geometry, materials, tolerances, surface finishes and process requirements before manufacturing. When appropriate, we will highlight features that may affect cost, quality or production feasibility and discuss practical alternatives with you.

Yes. Sunboom Precision supports one-off prototypes, low-volume builds, bridge production and repeat manufacturing. The recommended process depends on your design, material, quantity, tolerances, finish and target schedule.